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Welcome to the Sudbury River Watershed Organization (SRWO). The
Sudbury River is located within the SUASCO Watershed just West of Boston, Massachusetts in Middlesex and Worcester counties.
The Sudbury rises in the town of Westborough. It then flows easterly as it becomes the border between
the towns of Southborough and Hopkinton before continuing eastward toward the towns of Ashland and Framingham.
Here it flows through a series of reservoirs before moving northerly through the Towns of Wayland, Sudbury, Lincoln and Concord
and the 3600 acre Great Meadows Wildlife Refuge. In Concord it joins with the Assabet River at Egg Rock to form the
Concord River.
| Family Fun Day on the Sudbury River June 14, 2008 |
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| 12 - 3 PM, Wood Street, Southborough |
A dedicated page to the ongoing Ashland Nyanza plant/Sudbury River pollution problem/solutions
Saxonville/Sudbury River USGS Gauge
COMMONWEALTH LIFTS DROUGHT ADVISORY
The Massachusetts Drought Management Task Force has recommended
that the Drought Advisory level for four of the Commonwealth’s six water resources management regions be lifted. The
entire state is now considered to be in the normal range. The Advisory, which covered all of Massachusetts, except for Cape
Cod and the Islands and Berkshire County, had called on state, regional and local officials to be vigilant, especially concerning
fire danger and water supply for firefighting. For more information, go to www.mass.gov/mema.
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